A small group of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese...

A small group of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese porcelain comprising a teacup, saucers and bowls, the teacup with ring handle, decorated with enamel central floral band with translucent leaves, the inside depicting the dragon chasing the Flaming Pearl of Wisdom, painted blue character marks to the base suggesting it was made in the reign of Kangxi, height 6cm, diameter 8.2cm, with three saucers in a similar but not identical pattern, two with a similar six character blue backstamp, diameters 14cm and 13.5cm, the other saucer with four character backstamp suggesting it was made in the Kangxi period, diameter 13.5cm, also three side plates, with central blue painted design featuring pagodas and an outer floral band, with iron red six character mark to the base suggesting they were made for the Qing dynasty, diameter 15.5cm (7). Condition Report, Condition Report, No condition report has been requested on this lot. The absence of a condition report does not rule out wear or damage. Bidders are responsible for satisfying themselves as to the condition of the lot by personal inspection or formal request prior to the sale, Request condition report, Request condition report

Estimate:£50

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